Obby Builder Badges

Obby Builder ships four live badges: join, learn the builder, finish a course, then earn a like on your own work. Award counts from the live game page tell you which ones are freebies and which ones are prestige. Welcome has about 7.27 million awards. Completed the Tutorial sits near 3.61 million with a 29 percent win rate. Beat an Obby is about 4.03 million awards and a 40 percent win rate. Got a Like is the rare one: about 1.31 million awards and an 8.4 percent win rate.

Those percentages are why this page exists. Most accounts bounce before they finish the tutorial. Most accounts never publish a plot someone else likes. Treat the four badges as a first-week plan and you will stay longer than the average join. Pair it with getting started so the UI, slot codes, and Restore Data are not a surprise in the middle of a hunt.

Welcome and the tutorial

Welcome is a freebie. It awards on first join. There is nothing to optimize. If it does not appear, rejoin once and check your Roblox inventory; do not rebuild a plot to chase it. Use the lobby time to look at Trending and Highlighted instead of standing still. The badge marks that you loaded into a 10-player R6 server, not that you built anything.

Completed the Tutorial is the first real filter. A 29 percent win rate means a large share of visits never finish onboarding. Stay until the game says you are done. It teaches placement, playtest, and the idea that a course needs a start and a finish. Skipping it to just build is how people ship plots with no checkpoint and then wonder why likes never land. The tutorial is cheaper than wasting cash on killbricks you cannot test.

Beat an Obby

Beat an Obby awards when you finish a course, not when you place one. The 40 percent win rate is higher than the tutorial, which matches how people play: many skip building and run community slots. Pick an easy Trending or Highlighted plot, watch the first checkpoint, and do not fight killbricks you cannot read. Coils you bought for playtesting help on your own layouts; they are not required to earn this badge on a fair community course.

If moving platforms or one-way movers keep resetting you, slow down rather than rage-rejoining. How to beat obbies covers reads for traps, checkpoints, and timing. Finish one short course before you chase a tower that was built with Taller Obby. The badge cares that you finished, not that you finished the hardest slot in the server. After it pops, copy the checkpoint spacing you just survived onto your own plot.

Got a Like

Got a Like is the prestige badge. 8.4 percent win rate, about 1.31 million awards against more than seven million Welcomes. Someone else has to play your slot and press like. You cannot award it to yourself. That means the badge is a publishing problem: a finishable route, a custom thumbnail that shows the actual course, Unlisted off, and a slot code you can hand to a friend or post in the Obby Builder Studio group.

Do not buy Taller, Longer, and Wider (597 Robux together) to chase this badge. A compact fair plot outperforms a huge empty box. Place S-tier parts first, add one readable hook, and ask one person in the 10-player server to run it. The likes page explains Trending versus Highlighted and why curator picks still start with that first like. If the plot is still a draft, keep Unlisted on so a half-built layout does not burn your only impression.

How the award rates compare

Read the four numbers as a funnel. Welcome proves a join. Tutorial proves you can operate the builder. Beat an Obby proves you can play the genre. Got a Like proves someone else enjoyed your work. The drop from 7.27 million Welcomes to 1.31 million likes is the whole game. Nothing on this list requires a script, a leaked promo code, or a second account. After the four badges are done, there is no secret fifth trophy on the live page. Spend the extra time on thumbnails, backups, and a fair finish.